13 October 2005 — Posted by Allan Odgaard
Release 540 was Tiger only
Latest build broke Panther compatibility because I’d linked with libcurl version 3. Panther users should re-download (if they got a build which doesn’t launch).
Update: Seems I spoke too soon, and seems I can’t make a build on my Tiger system which doesn’t have this dependency… stay tuned…
Until the problem is fixed, here’s r528.
Sorry about the inconvenience.
14 Oct 2005 | # JBrickley wrote…
Split view? Or has this been pushed off for a 2.x release?
FYI, I know that NSSplitter is horrid but I found RBSplitView http://www.brockerhoff.net/src/rbs.html which you may wish to have a look at. Licensed under Creative Commons and the MIT license. So it’s useable in commercial applications. At the very least, have a look and consider improving it for your needs.
14 Oct 2005 | # Allan Odgaard wrote…
Probably 1.2
15 Oct 2005 | # Bear wrote…
This 528 release still breaks under my copy of 10.3.9. I just a spinning ball and have to force quit. And since Textmate did the self-update thing, I don’t have a working copy. Any chance of posting the previous release?
15 Oct 2005 | # Allan Odgaard wrote…
All previous builds are linked to from the appcast.
But there are no reported Panther compatibility problems with release 528.
What it sounds like is, that you’ve edited a file over a network mounted drive, and that drive is unavailable. The system does (on rare occasions) go into that spin-mode on startup, when it tries to create the recent menu (this is out of my control).
To fix the problem, you need to clear the recent menu manually by executing the following in the shell (terminal):
If that doesn’t fix it, please run the following and send me the report that it writes to
/tmp, so that I can diagnose the problem:16 Oct 2005 | # Bear wrote…
Thanks for the reply. It didn’t work, unfortunately - so I’ll send you the log.
17 Oct 2005 | # David wrote…
I’d just like to add my support for a splitview functionality… Preferably “split-current” and several files at once… :-)
18 Oct 2005 | # Wintermute wrote…
It seems r567 is broken, at least on an Intel DTK 10.4.1 machine. When launch, it bounces once in the dock and then quits. No logs in the system log nor are any crash log files generated.
I have yet to try it on our 10.4.3 DTK at work, but wanted to mention this now in case others have seen the same problem.
19 Oct 2005 | # Allan Odgaard wrote…
I upgraded developer tools (from Xcode 2.1 to 2.2 Preview 2) for the latest build, so it’s not unlikely that 10.4.3 DTK is now required.
I would however think that this would cause a linker error to show in the console. I don’t have a DTK myself, but the few users I know are using one, haven’t complained yet.
21 Oct 2005 | # Jay Soffian wrote…
Another vote and pretty-please with a cherry on top for split view.
26 Oct 2005 | # cfk wrote…
ADD ONLINE EDITING nothing else matters. How can your editor be from the 21st century if I can’t even edit the files directly off SFTP or any othe form? People edit live code, on real servers, make it easy…. it’s the ONLY FEATURE YOU SHOULD BE WORKING ON…
28 Oct 2005 | # Timothy Johnson wrote…
Thanks, 650 fixed my Panther woes.
CFK: I have been able to do this for months with Panic’s Transmit FTP app, setting TextMate to the default editor, works like a treat. You should probably get out a little more.